Attorney Liz German leads Robinson & Henry's Probate and Elder Law Team. She is a formidable litigator with extensive experience in federal and state courts. Liz combines compassion with pragmatism to help clients approach complex legal matters, such as trust litigation, guardianships, conservatorships, elder law, long-term care planning, and Medicaid pre-planning.
Before focusing her practice on probate law, Liz helped individuals eliminate substantial debt obligations. She successfully defended her bankruptcy clients in adversary proceedings, foreclosure actions, and against creditors who violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Liz's ability to resolve convoluted legal battles makes her a powerful ally for families navigating the complexities of probate law and its related issues.
Representative matters:
Defended Against a Conservatorship - Successfully kept a family member from obtaining a conservatorship over a client
Resolved a Protracted Probate Case - Successfully obtained a decree of discharge for a client in a contentious probate case
Mitigated Financial Liability - Successfully unburdened a client from a substantial Small Business Administration loan through a personal bankruptcy filing (Chapter 7)
Modified Chapter 13 Arrangement - Persuaded the court to modify a client’s Chapter 13 repayment plan following an unexpected job loss
Professional Associations:
Colorado Attorney Peer Mentoring Program
Colorado Bar Association
Douglas-Elbert County Bar Assocation
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
Awards & Honors:
Top Lawyer, 5280 Magazine, 2025
Top 40 under 40, The National Advocates, 2016
Rated Attorney Lead Counsel, 2015
Top 40 under 40, The National Trial Lawyers, 2015
Publications & Speaking Events:
Book, “Till Debt Do Us Part,” 2017
Article, “Ask a Lawyer: Bankruptcy and Credit,” Better Living, 2015
Article, “Debt Resolution,” Our Community, Castle Rock, 2015
Taxes Under Trump, “Trump and Bankruptcy,” 2017
MegaStar Financial Annual Sales Meeting, “Mortgages & Foreclosures,” 2016
Women’s Seminar, “Bankruptcy and Finances for Women,” 2015